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= Community Spin Guidelines = | = Community Spin Guidelines = | ||
This page describes the DOs and DONTs for Community Spins being submitted for review to the [[SpinSIG| Spin SIG]] . | This page describes the DOs and DONTs for Community Spins being submitted for review to the [[SpinSIG| Spin SIG]] . | ||
This document should also include guidelines with regards to the snippet layout as proposed in [[SpinSIG/KickstartPool| Kickstart Pool]] . | This document should also include guidelines with regards to the snippet layout as proposed in [[SpinSIG/KickstartPool| Kickstart Pool]] . | ||
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* (./) The spin concept MUST be composed using a kickstart configuration. No other (required) configuration is allowed (yet). | * (./) The spin concept MUST be composed using a kickstart configuration. No other (required) configuration is allowed (yet). | ||
* This limits your options to those available in kickstart, and allows the spin concept to be composed with: | * This limits your options to those available in kickstart, and allows the spin concept to be composed with: | ||
*# livecd-tools (release compose tool), | |||
*# pungi (release compose tool) and | |||
*# Revisor (community tool that allows more customization we just said we wouldn't allow). | |||
* (./) The kickstart MUST be valid. | * (./) The kickstart MUST be valid. | ||
* Use <code>ksflatten</code> to see if all <code>%include</code> statements work properly. | * Use <code>ksflatten</code> to see if all <code>%include</code> statements work properly. |
Latest revision as of 01:59, 3 June 2008
Community Spin Guidelines
This page describes the DOs and DONTs for Community Spins being submitted for review to the Spin SIG .
This document should also include guidelines with regards to the snippet layout as proposed in Kickstart Pool .
In General
- (./) All bits on the spin concept MUST be in Fedora.
- (./) The spin concept MUST be tested thoroughly before submitting it to the Spin SIG for technical review.
- (./) Possibly: The spin MUST be composed on rawhide, using the compose tools in rawhide, and the packages from rawhide, if the spin is to be included into the next release cycle.
- (./) Installation from the spin, whether a Live Spin or an Install Spin, MUST work.
- Possibly: Do NOT fix packages or applications on the Spin. A fix goes upstream.
Live Spins
Before Submitting Your Spin Concept
- (./) The spin concept MUST be composed using a kickstart configuration. No other (required) configuration is allowed (yet).
- This limits your options to those available in kickstart, and allows the spin concept to be composed with:
- livecd-tools (release compose tool),
- pungi (release compose tool) and
- Revisor (community tool that allows more customization we just said we wouldn't allow).
- (./) The kickstart MUST be valid.
- Use
ksflatten
to see if all%include
statements work properly. - Use
ksvalidator
to see if all directives used are valid. - Possibly: Do NOT change the default behavior of applications. An example is to configure Nautilus to use the "Browser mode" by default.
Localized Spins
- (./) Other then language, locale and keyboard defaults, the Localized Spin must match the upstream spin you used as a base for the Localized Spin. You can change the following things:
lang
keyboard
timezone
@*-support
package selections (languages) in the%packages
manifestaspell-*
package selections in the%packages
manifestopenoffice.org-langpack-*
package selections in the%packages
manifest- Package selection to meet the size as well as local hardware, software and cultural requirements.
Installation Spins
Before Submitting Your Spin Concept
- (./) The spin concept MUST be composed with an existing tool.
- (./) The configuration for the spin concept MUST be valid. This includes kickstart, as well as up-to-date additional configuration files should you be using any.
- (./) The spin result cannot contain anything that modifies behavior to the installer, or to the packages or applications after installation.
- (./) Installation MUST be tested and complete under all circumstances.
(./) GOOD example: Single CD Installation Spins, Everything Spins BAD example: non-multilib x86_64 Installation Spins, Spins using a kickstart on the disc.
Submitting Your Spin Concept
To submit your spin concept for inclusion in the Kickstart Pool , (...) drop /me a mail